Former U.S. President Donald Trump left Washington, D.C., on Jan. 20 to return to his Sea Lake estate in Palm Beach, Florida, where many of his supporters greeted him on both sides of the driveway where his motorcade was bound.
Cynthia Taylor, a Florida painter, waved a homemade welcome placard to the crowd that greeted President Trump. She described how sad she was to see Biden sworn in while President Trump, who won the support of 75 million people in the 2020 election, returned to Florida and was impeached for a second Time, because she clearly felt that President Trump had been wronged.
She said, “I’ve been in tears all morning and I know it’s horrible what Trump is going through.”
Taylor: A shared philosophy makes me support Trump
She explained why she came to greet President Trump, saying, “Because I love him, and I know these people who came to greet him today love him, because the ideas he supports for God, Family, Marriage and Life are the same ones we support, and I know that 75 million Americans, including me, don’t give up easily.”
She said there are really only two camps in the 2020 election: “One camp is built on love, on a cherished love for God, family, country, president and for the values we all share, and the other is built on hate, and that side has no platform, only hate.”
She further explained that what is emerging in America is an ideological war where the other side is trying to drive God out of America, and as a person of faith, even though that is the case, she is still praying for them. She said, “Because our God says, ‘Pray for your enemies,’ so I pray for them every morning, for people including Biden’s deputy Harris, and that’s what we should do.”
It’s God one should trust
Taylor advised President Trump’s supporters not to give up their faith in God at this critical time.
She said, “I am a person of faith and I know that God has his solutions and his solutions are often better than ours and we will have our own opinions about things, but God’s solutions are always better.” She expressed her belief that in the end God will bring justice.
She emphasized that it is God that humans should believe in, not a particular person or institution. She said, “If you believe in the Supreme Court, some senator, or even Vice President Pence, if you believe in anybody, you’re probably going to end up disappointed, whereas if you believe in God and believe that He has absolute power, and for everything there’s His program, there’s no problem with that.
I think God is waiting for us to finish our prayers and for us to humbly put our whole faith in Him and then He will restore our country and I know we have to trust Him, always trust Him.”
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